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Issue with yaml library #32
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Hi @btemperton, Firstly the conda issue is largely beyond our control: the conda-forge tensorflow package using google's prebuilt binaries which are linked to CUDA 9 and cuDNN 7. There's a bit of history with pyaml (yaml/pyyaml#193), that looks to have been resolved today! From your log it looks like you are using python 3.7, which is not supported (I do not immediately recall why, but it is what we have listed in the package meta data on pypi). |
Ok, after a morning of playing around I finally got it working using the following:
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I have the same issue when installing with pip
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We are updating medaka to use pyyaml 5.1, there will be a release shortly. |
@btemperton |
The RTX2080 GTI drivers from Nvidia don't support CUDA <10, sadly. |
Am seeing the following error using the latest biocontainers image (which is built from the bioconda recipe).
Example of how I ran medaka medaka="docker://quay.io/biocontainers/medaka:0.7.1--py36h2b5150b_1"
singularity exec "$medaka" medaka_consensus [options] |
Hi there,
I'm trying to get medaka working using an RTX2080 GTi card that needs cuda 10.0. I can run tensorflow and keras in the medaka virtualenv, so that part of it is working. The conda install uses the wrong libraries for cuda 10 (and fails looking for libcublas.9.0), so I had to install it using from git. For that I also had to install pyyaml using pip. However, now when medaka runs, it throws an error (file attached):
Any advice on how I can fix this?
Thanks,
Ben
medaka.log
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